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~----'- ----,._.-- (28) Server - A computer system or process that provides some service for other computers ("clients") connected to it via a network, according to a specified protocol. (29) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) - A mail transfer protocol defining an envelope to be used in delivering messages between computers on the Internet, as specified in RFC-821 or its current successor document (30) Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) - A protocol for remote management and collection of network management information as specified in RFC-115 7 or its current successor document. (31) Technical services staff - Library staff whose primary responsibilities include selecting, cataloging, or indexing information or materials for the library collection. (32) Telnet Protocol (TELN'ET) - A protocol that allows a user on one computer to login remotely to another computer over the Internet, as specified in RFC-854 and 855 or their current successor documents. (33) Text-based - Working under a non-window-based operating system, as opposed to a graphical user interface. (34) Transmissions Control Protocol (TCP) - A protocol for computer telecommunications as specified in RFC- 793 or its current successor document. (35) Wide Area Information Server (W AIS) - A distributed (client-server) infoqnation retrieval system that uses a protocol defined in the American National Standards Institute 239.50. (36) World Wide Web (WWW) - An Internet client-server hypertext distributed information retrieval system using HTTP that originated from the CERN High-Energy Physics laboratories in Geneva, Switzerland. (b) These standards for local public library Internet access apply to all Internet connections funded in whole or in part by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission under Section 1.101 of this title (relating to Internet Assistance Grants). (1) Internet Protocol standards. All connections must implement TCPIIP,Telnet, File Transfer Protocol, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol and Format of Electronic Mail Messages. Dedicated connections must also implement Management Information Base-II and Simple Network Management Protocol. (2) Application standards. All new hosts must provide Internet access through a graphical HTTP/l.O or higher client. All existing hosts must provide Internet access through a graphical user interface (Gill) HTTPI1.0 or higher client, if this is possible with existing network hardware and software and the addition of client software; if not, existing hosts must provide Internet access through a text-based HTTPI1. 0 or higher client. (3) Bandwidth standards. All connections must have guaranteed availability of bandwidth. (A) Dedicated lines must have at least 56 Kbps available to the library at all times. 14 of 16 09/0419709:53: 16